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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2004
Page
19
Lake County Ohio baseball game at Augusta at 7 15 p m and a volleyball jamboree at Aiken High at 5 p m today.
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Columbia South Carolina will apply for a medical hardship for defensive tackle Eric Stroman a former Aiken High School standout but it is doubtful if he will play college football again Stroman sprained an ankle early in camp and will miss this season due to a dislocated elbow with a ligament tear
Eli Manning will start the Giants in Carolina on Thursday night as part of a planned rotation with Kurt Warner. Coach Tom Coughlin said Eli will get the opportunity to lead the offense, with Warner having started the previous game. Manning spoke about facing a starting defense to prove his readiness.
In Spartanburg the Panthers faced rough drills as rookies were taped to a goal post. Derrick Strong, a rookie defensive end from Illinois, punched veteran Brentson Buckner after practice. Wide receiver Steve Smith and cornerback Hank Poteat traded shoves, drawing a timing lecture from coach John Fox as tensions flared further nearby.
Linemen play jokes on rookies as camp ends, taping them to goalposts and hinting at a Gatorade dump. A fight erupts as Strong clashes with Buckner, later calmed by coaches while Buckner warns him to return to the locker room.
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